Tammy Duckworth

CTL-E-3344 · Person · politician · contemporary

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

U.S. Senator (D-Illinois); Senate co-lead with Dick Durbin on the Bronzeville-Black Metropolis National Heritage Area Act (P.L. 117-339).

The record

Also known as: Senator Tammy Duckworth

Notes

RELP76 new entity (2026-10-06). Identity check: name-collision checked. Senate sponsor of focal CTL-E-0913.

Relationships

Bobby Rush — related to
Duckworth (Senate) and Bobby Rush (House) championed the Heritage Area legislation in their respective chambers.
Dick Durbin — related to
Duckworth and Durbin co-led the Senate's Bronzeville-Black Metropolis Heritage Area bill.

Sources

U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth - Congress Passes Duckworth, Durbin Bill (2023-01-03) (primary source)

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